How do you think Roman military physicians balanced the need for battlefield medicine with broader healthcare for the legions? What challenges might they have faced in maintaining soldiers' health?
The identification of certain structures at Roman military camps as hospitals is a contentious issue. Why do you think it’s challenging to confirm their purpose, and what evidence might help resolve this debate?
What parallels can you draw between ancient Roman military medicine and modern-day military healthcare? How might the challenges faced by Roman physicians still resonate today?